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by qsera 4mo ago
Everyone does that. Not only "they"!
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by qsera 4mo ago
Wait, wouldn't it just be "Oh, science just made a mistake, and that is how it progresses"... Despite the "consensus" thoroughly "debunking" it conclusively many times... Also, if it ever happens, I think
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by qsera 4mo ago
But you can drink a lot more that way and get way more drunk!
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by qsera 4mo ago
Are those commodity doctors? Or real doctors?
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by qsera 4mo ago
>empirical testing shows does not exist.. But what are the incentives of those who did those tests? That should be said in the same breath as you say "empirical testing/evidence".
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by qsera 4mo ago
I don't think we don't really know how to do many of these things you list even if we have infinite funds. There is a real chance that we will mess things even more if we have infinite funds...
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by qsera 4mo ago
EPSON L3211 Multifunction Ink Tank, works well in Linux
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by qsera 4mo ago
The middle ground is extremely slippery.
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by qsera 4mo ago
The point is that I have the lee way to even attempt it...
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by qsera 4mo ago
But the larger possibility is that it is the other way around...
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by qsera 4mo ago
There is no "hodgepodge of justification". There is one thing that Trump has been insisting, and it is the nuclear power thing. He also says a lot of other stuff, but that is to irritate his detractors. But it is pretty easy to pi
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by qsera 4mo ago
I have seen a "highly trained specialist" declare that a baby can easily accommodate thousands of vaccines a day (advocating for the then existing vaccine schedule), because the immune system encounter that many pathogens per day!
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by qsera 4mo ago
Boring is not good if you are interested in something that is not boring! More fun always come with more risk. Everyone has their own threshold. So it is pointless to say that "Boring is good". It might be good for you, but not fo
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by qsera 4mo ago
A 4x4 with a 4L gear can give you all the torque you need, and it will provide it all day long.
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by qsera 4mo ago
>going off the road is a once in a lifetime or less situation for most driver In my country, one don't have to go off road to get in that situation. Here I can never trust an EV like I trust an ICE for going to unfamiliar places. I
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by qsera 4mo ago
>It's an amazing PR and marketing coup to make it the other way around and presented as something for "liberal weaklings" etc. If there is such a marketing, then people relate to it because EVs are not suited for handling
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by qsera 4mo ago
I once tried to make a RC toy car so that it has proportional speed controls. I used some hall effect sensors to measure the speed at which the wheels are rotating and used it to compute the PWM signal that should be fed to the motor. But t
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by qsera 4mo ago
Jesus christ. The wretched control system paper we had for B-Tech computer science! The text book jumped right on to the integrals and derivations without even a whisper on what the thing is supposed to be useful for! I want to understand t
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by qsera 4mo ago
But that was not the goal. The goal was to stop nuclear capability. Even now it has not been achieved. But as I understand the current deal is dependent on its achievement. So it does not look like a total failure at this point.
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by qsera 4mo ago
Because that would kill your ability and ruin what ever experience you had. And without that, your "reviews" and "signing" off of the LLMs actions would end up being just performative quite fast.
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by qsera 4mo ago
I did not. I meant that even in the news, there is nothing to substantiate such a point of view.
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by qsera 4mo ago
But what is your point? Can't one come to a world view that is vastly different from his contemporaries?
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by qsera 4mo ago
Just curious what would a successful negotiation look like for you?
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by qsera 4mo ago
I think any successful negotiation will looks exactly like this. What do you guys want? A full-on world war 3?
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by qsera 4mo ago
> It's truly impressive when you just consume sporadically. But listen frequently and they converge into one blob. And something that shows that behavior is a scammers wet dream!
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by qsera 4mo ago
That is a conclusion that is arrived over course over long time and many experiences/thought. It is not a news or blog article I read once and made me conclude it.
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by qsera 4mo ago
I didn't make no such claims. I claimed that these "incremental" progress was not about simply doing more of the same stuff aka scaling.
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by qsera 4mo ago
What conclusion? I am talking about not having any conclusions at all.
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by qsera 4mo ago
I have been saying this for a while. Using LLMs for reviews and for learning new things gives maximum long term bang for buck. If you use it for coding, that would be like killing the goose that lays golden eggs in the hopes of catching som
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by qsera 4mo ago
>We should be aware of current events I have come to the conclusion that there is no way a layman understand the truth about current events. So it is best to not at all be aware of any current events as reported by the media or popular o

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